Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 13, 1963
Caption:
NO 13TH FEARS: Friday-the-13th superstitions hold no fears for these three youngsters, all of whom became eight years old today - which is Friday the 13th. Not only are they unafraid of passing under a ladder, but they even pause there. They are (from left) George Morley Jr., Debbie McWilliams and Christian Brown. The three are second-grade classmates at Burns Park School. They are children of Dr. and Mrs. George W. Morley of 2210 Brockman, Dr. and Mrs. John R. McWilliams of 2100 Scottwood and Prof. and Mrs. Richard K. Brown of 2108 Scottwood.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 31, 1956
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HALLOWEEN PREPARATIONS: Ricky Stockton and Robin Lawrence, both 11, check two decorated jack-o-lanterns prepared by fellow students at Burns Park School. A number of jack-o-lanterns were brought to the school this morning as a Halloween activity.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 11, 1956
Caption:
For Kiwanis Sale: Emerson F. Powrie, principal of the Burns Park School, president of the Ann Arbor Kiwanis Club, is shown above, accepting from Dave Currie a gift of a handmade table, a project of the Busy Dozen 4-H Club, a group of 10 12-year-old boys in the Stone School District. The table is expected to bring a high price at the Kiwanis Annual sale.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 16, 1954
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School Children Help In Polio Fight - Busy with the job of counting and recording money turned in by Ann Arbor schools for the March of Dimes drive are Mrs. Lloyd N. Cody, school dime card chairman; Miss Helen M. Platt, Ann Arbor dime card treasurer; Miss Katherine E. Harrington, principal of Northside School; Dick Hardy, Burns Park School service committee chairman; and Miss Marion Cranmore, Burns Park Principal. The cards were collected yesterday. A report on the school collection is not yet ready, but incomplete returns in the city-wide drive total $10,238 to date.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 3, 1969
Caption:
They Go To Polls Early. Like many Ann Arborites, Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Hunt (left of the table) cast their ballots today on city tax reform. Assisting the Hunts at Burns Park School are election workers (left to right) Mrs. Anthony Forbes, Carl Zwinck and Mrs. Thomas Kenvin.